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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-18
BROOKLYN.

order to show why Trbonius Dckerson should not
issued by the General Term OF the
Court yesterday
Dougherty twentyseven OF No l79 Richardss,
and Richard Williams age nDeeeu OF No 90 Van Dykest,
beer shop yesterday at No l79 Hchards and
got that they could before they
found by the police.
William b. wadsworth waived examination before Police
Walsh yesterday when called 10 the charges
and forgery made against him. which
arrested Falls He held
the action Of the Grand jury.
The employees OF both the Broadway and Atlantic Avenue
Railroad Companies hard work yesterday laying
CeDtraave only OF II being protected by Tho
Dunctons Tuesday Late In The afternoon
jerks decided Atlantic
Company IN violation OF the law having
mission the streets from the City Works Department.
failing the OF Of property
Qured and also IN falling u present plans to the city
Works Department Superintendent OF Streets George II.
Sterling stopped the work with OF The rails,
ties. ETC., carted OF ~ the corporal on yard.
A Grand Army Post was instituted last night at
South Eightbst II named George Rcard
Post &c., and organized by Dr. +. II. Dickey who
commander OF Abel Smith Post No. 435, but
who recently withdrew IRON that Post
A reception and exhibition drl given last night by
Dewitt Clinton CommaLdery. No ~ knights Tcmplar, I'M
the auspices Company X ATTN Regiment, ~ tho
ArmOfy, at Marcy ave. and LyDcn-st
Mrs Mary Ann Gee. OF No. 1853 Dupont st. Grcenpont,
called the Seventh Precinct station and reported
children sorey In need OF
food husband had boon OF work for several weeks
owing The neghbors that the husband 10
ahariworking
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-18
EEw-JERsEY TOWNS.

The third reception ninth OF Linden Young
Bacholors Club occurred Wednesday evening Quests
from Elizabeth osele and brooklyn
tween and ~ O'CLOCK when dancing began AT ll3O sup
served and then dancing resumed till train
Tor the city compelled the break The
OF the club W. 81 Rose president W. j. aodney vice
president r. IT, Cole treasurer aud o. L. Blocker
ceremonies
WRsTgIRID.The Rev. Cornelius H. Patton was ordained
and then installed pastor OF the
CHRIST on "Wednesday evening The sermon preached by
the father of the pastor the Rev Dr. W. W. Patton
tdeDt OF Howard University at Washington The Rev.
Rankin OF the Orange Valley Church.
ordination and Installation delivered
10 the pastor Dr Ward Of The independent the charge
TO the people, and the Rev Mr. Goodrich OF Planheld
tended the right hand OF fellowship.
RAHwAYThe movement to have the national bank which
recently levied assessment OF 6u cent tho stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-18
THE GREATEST USEFULNESS OF LIBRARIES.


william T. Foster. the librarian Of the ProvidencePu
lie Library gave lecture yesterday afternoon before the
Library School OF Columbia College on The Maximum
Usefulness OF the Library" He divided the subject into
two parts first the maximum usefulness TO the books
themselves their and library methods
orally; and secondly the maximum usefulness from the
readers point OF view The last topic left for further
discussion to-day.
Books, Mr. Foster said should be selected neither above
below the level OF the average reader Money was
wasted II spent volumes good enough for the moro In
tellgcnt but which the ordinary frequenter OF public
libraries would touch AS far possible the growth
of the library should be made along the lines Of the books
1t already had As to classification he preferred the rel
alive location plan decidedly to the fixed good library
should have two catalogues one alphabetical for general
readers aud subject catalogue for specialists The
posting OF reference lists Of books bearing current
topics would be OF great service In getting books other
wise sagnant into circulation. This minute reference
cataloguing should always follow public interest The
librarian should be more than custodian OF books He
should know the contents we'll the bindings OF his
volumes He should be able, like organst TO play on
all the stops and keys OF his big instrument making IL
for the diffusion OF accurate knowledge well as
q storehouse Of information
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-18
soxE OF ALpERMAN ooXK11Nos REM RKS

Alderman Copkng unfortunate speechmaking. In
MS nrst speech Board that honest oca
re thing city When taken by colleague at
the meeting qualified bis remark Ivy saying that he
wa speaking present Commissioners Of Public Works
= an honest oca that this had thing that
Department At the Harlem Democratic Clubs 70
Seption on Tae.dsy evening mt Conkllng made ~, .
EIloW Aldermen ana the past record the "justly
xnsed Board" hc said that little combine" about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-18
AMERICAN PROTECTIVE TARIFF LgAoUE

The Board OF Managers OF the Amercon Proecv. T.rn
League held their annual meeting No 23 Wo,t Twenty
thrdst yesterday received general officer, and
mapped out their work for the ensuing year The
officers chosen; President, Edwird IL Amm,no-o
yceprsdent Thomas H. dudley general soretapy Robert
i. Porter assistant general secretary A. NJ Garland
urer Chester Griswold Executive Commute coIneus y
Bliss Henry Metcalf Rhode Island; Henry
PeunsyIyxuiA "'N' "o'oP" AS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-18
IYAID OF THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS,

The Academy Of Music filed both afternoon and
evening yesterday with audiences brought together by
the promise of two especially interesting entertainments.
The promise well fulfilled for nearly company
Of prominence in the city represented The Madison
Square Company gave an act OF Saints and sinners.
some members Of Mr.. Days company appeared In
amusing trife detachment from the Wild West gave
. special performance under Buffalo Bits" superin-
tendence The proceeds OF the entertainments given
b the Christian Brothers TO aid them In dcfraying the
cost OF the Chare Institute property George Clarke
directed the performances by permission OF Augustin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-18
FUNERAL OF THE REV. l. W. COCHRAN.
L chran hel

The funeral OF the rev. L. WiIlafns Cochrhn WIS Hciu
yesterday afternoon at the home OF Hs father-inlaw
Robert Carter No. AZ West Fiftythrd.st There was
large attendance relatives and friends Some OF the
Rev Mr. COchrans ministerial associates present.
among them being the Rev. Drs Craven and Hopwood OF
Newark; the Rev. Dr. Stoddard. OF Succasunna, n j..
ana the Rev. DR.. Andrew shiland The services were
conducted by the Rev. Dr. Samuel NJ Hamilton, OF the
Scotch Presbyterian Church OF this city, assisted by the
Rev. Dr. Robert Arknan OF Madison n. j.. and the Rev.
Allen +. DeCamp. second service will be held to-day
ut H. Mendham, j., In the Presbyterian Church,
OF which Mr.. Cochran pastor for seventeen years
The services there will be conducted by the Rev. Dr.
Erdnan, OF Morristown, assisted by the Rev. Dr. j. c.
Rankin of Baskng Ridge N j. Carriages will leave the
MorrstOwn station for Mendham at 1880 H., on the
arrival Of the train from New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-18

formed consisting Of the PRECEDENT the ave Republican mem
vent 6sa ss:tOn This was vaIon:y COM nc
Board most Of whom thought arrange President Beck
pan should mako combination with the Republican mem I'M
matter yesterday said that he know Of ,0
hs!woud gladly reeeys aa "'n ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-18
s. FOSTER DEWEY'S BRIEF WILL.

TIE win OF Dewey formerly private secretary Of
William NJ Tweed fled for probate yesterday written
nv himaeIf I'm firm hand on half sheet Of blue paper
H~ ~ ~ ~ NEw.YoRK. Feb. 49, 1887.
Last will testament Of g. Foster Dewey. will and be-
queath entire estate In i've equal parts 70 ny othes anu
my brothers appoint my brothers, William u Dewey
and John T. Dewey, my executors without security.
" s.. EOsrER DEWEY.
ALFRED CoRDoyA. 2oe West Forty M st New'York.
JOSEPH A. woRsHEIMER IS Eas. Seventy T3irds st.
His estate 10 valued at 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-18
WHAT "a GOING ON TO-DAY.

Assembly Investigating Committee. City Hall, IL O. m
UnKor murder trial before Judge Barrett
Brown University Alumni dinner Delmonfcos $50 n:
lafayette College Alumni dinner Hotel Brunswick $50
p. o,..-,., 40
Enrolling Board Of XIh Republican Assembly District NO.
lot West Thirty fourth st, p. M -.,.,
St stephens Church psrshones meeting. international
Hall, y m. - ,r..-. q
p. -,
p m.
s. A. Cakins's lecture, No. University place p m
Trsnk Line Presidents Meeting. Mr.. Fink's office .
Building Employers Protective Association Nc. . WASH
ington Square D. x,.,.
Recais by Hannibal A. williams before Rugters Female
College Alumn&, 8 p IN. ~,,.c-.
Suit against General Butler United States Circuit COURT
Pool tournament Fifth Avenue Music Hall
American Chemical Society, University BUILDING p III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-18

TRYING IN VAIN TO CONVINCE MR. VOORHiS
AT a meeting OF the Police Commissioners yesterday
Mr. McCave read a letter which he recently wrote to
Everett f. Wheeler chairman Of the Civil Service Super
visory Board requesting opinion upon The construc-
ton OF the Civil Service regulation No 80, which pro
vides that policeman seeking promotion must have a
certificate from the Police Board that his conduct and
efficiency have been In all respects satisfactory before
he enter competitive examination Mr.. NcClaNe
had wished 10 lie Informed II the regulation prevented
the Board from certifying 10 capable officer who had
been fined for some trivial offence In his answer Mr.
Wheeler said:
In the Judgment the Supervisory Board the true
paragraph that the efficiency and conduct 81 the
certified matters which
he whole sati-ttctOTy In cniorcng
discipline attention 10 duty .s subornat"s; ~
promptly ami diligently oJcyng the orders OF MS superior
officer readiness meet cuorgcncies III vigilance
skill detection and arrest OF offenders against the Laws
and In the treatment OF citizens with whom hs Official duties
bring him In contact
Mcssrs. French and McClave thought that Mr..
Whcclcrs letter would prevent Mr.. NoOfhis from
fusing certify 10 the fitness OF Captain Alre aud OF
sergeanLs oates and Wcsteryct Mr.. NOorhs said that
he did that Mr.. Wheeler authorized to in-
terpret the regulation The letter probably Will not help
10 break the existing deadlock.
Superintendent Murray was directed 10 report the
designation proprietor and location OF all places In this
city where musical theatrical entertainments are
given such details shall give correct idea OF
the character and extent OF the performance given"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-18
VICTIMS OF THE CUSTOMS LAWS

stately handeone WOMAN and pette MISE accompanied
By Captain Retg Of the steamer city Of Washington just
arrived from Havana attracted
brokers and clerks the Custom House rotunda yesterday
The young woman seporita Belmont the
who returned from circus
company She and her mother going through
tedious routine to Land
been New-York Mexico brought again
After signing OF To the effect
was not dutlable they secured permission land it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-18
VARIOUS REASONS FOR DIsoHARoINo KEY.


Special Agent A. X Tnge Auditor John NJ Comstock and
Deputy Collector John A. Mason Of the Civil Ser
vice Board appointed several months TO examine
Of the Customs service and report
upon their workings and the efficiency OF the employees
they reported the Appraisers Department.
OF which removals and other changes
pected. A. II. HILL who has order clerk
years has been removed, lie reported too VIII
avail himself OF the plea OF llhealth In the OF Alb
from duty and IL recommended that he be re
placed by stader man" Andrew Gregory IT, n0minally
In charge bookkeeper and order clerks also
removed reported hardly qualified for that position
Simon Newetter receiving clerk removed because he
not the standard Of efficiency" T. b. shfave de-
livery clerk removed because his habits were reported
incorporate" r. G. Kirby. carpenter reported as
"inempcrato and inefficient Cornelius OLeary messen
at 1920 removed. He formerly hack
driver and probably better adapted that occupation than
to the Government service the report r. Yeomans
clerk in charge Of the Lookup was removed because the POSI-
ton should be filed by messenger and MT yeomans re
placed hy more useful man for general ccrkship"
Relative To James H. Clark, chief cerk the commission re-
ported THAI he was seventy years OF age thirty years con
nectcd with Customs service and acting deputy col
lecor administers such Oats taken In the division
salary reduced from ~ 500 10 $1,000 No action has
been taken in two other reported follows H. l.
Damage Old and deaf II retained should be trans
ferred the records similar and
vigorous In needed" Frank H. Symouds. order
clerk might iudciousy be transferred for contrary
Hes qualified for much higher grade Of duty than
v igned 10 him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-18
LONG ISLAND

CoLLRoR PoMT-The village trustees are In deadlock on
election OF There arc two Candidates ana
each candidate has three votes.
1880 has been subscribed for the erection
Of . Catholic church In this village.
RIpGKwooD.-There explosion wednesday at
Reeds fireworks factory when 100 pounds OF gun
powder ignitet little girl Lizzie shaer received
and MI Reed hurt while trying TO rec
the girl The explosion caused by the negligence OF
workman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-18

GRAND ARHY MEN AT DANCING FAMILY
The reception OF Alexander Hamilton Post No 1872 Grand
Army OF the Republic In West End Hall In West one hun.
dredand twenty hfthst last night family
party" The decorations Of tho hall ucudng Tho
flags and the banners and banDerees the GRAND Army
the handsome costumes OF tho ladies' the military mi
forms OF the guests and the comrades ap
peaahco 70 hr occasion Inc grand march led by
mandcT A. NJ Underhill manager Of Culon
Line. with Mrs underhi ana following him came vel
whose military records In the Civ borne with nrie
The reception and Moor committees cIered Efforts to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-18
NEWS FROM THE SUB CRIBS.
JERSEY CITY.

A fire broke out at a.. yesterday In Maxwell Cos
stable, Coles-st Two horses. owned by A.
Thomas and the other by Joseph Sack burned 10
death. The loss is fixed at $500
News was received yesterday that Supreme had
affirmed decision the Of George H. Disque Of Ho
boken Of death for wife murder The
news communicated 10 DisQue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-18

wRsTPoRT-Presdent Horace Staples eighty Ave.
his way to NewYort Yesterday said the weather
minded him OF February H. 1880 when the urdette
loaded with 1000 bushels OF and hastened on to
NewYOrk. the farmers having heard the price bushel
81.
BnDoEroRr-Captain Thomas O. Coats. who died
day age eighty had served the English army IN Canada.
aud IN the Florida Mexican aud civil
Lewis yesterday Surgeon Of the 4th
Regiment q. N q. He held the position twelve years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-18
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

MN /senvs Hotel-senator Henry NJ Teller OF Coorsao
Senator cison W. Adrich Rhode Island Judge Eovs
Earl Of the NewYork Court Of Appeals and u, NJ
OF Boston Gtlsev House-Senator James e. FAIL vi
yada... Murray Rih Hets.-P T. Barnum OF s%sds
WORTH Of Geneseo N T. and samuel Spencer Of ~ AZ
Suytepanf Gouss-State Treasurer j. Fitigerau "a a
6anv 80 Eo0man House-CoIone Chambers and IAeutenant
Colonel Penn Of the British Breroor House-Ed
win B, Haskell Of The Boston Herald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-18
TIRED OF GIVIN0 AWAY gEcKTyrs

From The BuDalo Courier
al don't mind giving up my necktes before ,h.v,r h.I,
worn out. said society young YESTERDAY becase
they look pretty In crazy quilts. But I'm going m draw
the line on my married lady friends hereafter" "Whyi"
asked friend Tho last lot OF scarfs gave IN Mr.,
her husband has been wearing since Do YOU bamo
mel" ~ S""o '"iAo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-18

holders 20 liquidation and resume business A. STAG
bank receiving the support oil large puhper Oh
NEw.DURHAM-John Muesler, milkman age siItyiou,:
Wednesday night In his barn on
the Hackensack plank road He died In short Tine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-18
WEsrCHEsTER COUNTY.

MT vERyoS-wlism T. Byrd. tailor was tried at White
Plains yesterday for assanng his daughter age seventeen
In his defence the said that the girl only adopted
daughter She pleaded ignorance Of this fact but he SAL
finished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-18
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advert isenents admitted Int these eslau,s -.
10 the readers Of THE TRIBUNn
~ thoroughly reliable. and business esn - d.
b. mail with the advertisers with perfect s.fss,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-18

Sealskin PaletOts. plain and trimmed; all
SO inches elegant fitting garments Prices
mar ked down q sHAYsK manufacturer l03 Prince-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-18
OUTGOING STEAMERS

,,, III. IT,. Vessel
Maranheuse tramp Brazil ..........iO s% n ss,,'
SATURDAY FER TO-
seyina Canard Liverpool, 23Opm
State OF Sebraska, state glasgow. YIN p,mm
Circassia, Anchor Glasgow. ............ IL 30nm IN
Hekla Thingvalla Copenhagen. .......... noon I'm
Amalh. Carr, Hamburg .................... ~
bchodaIn, Neth-Amer, Amsterdam. l2:yOpm a I'm
Waesland. Red star. Antwerp. 40 y m 30
La Champagne French TranE, Havre... 1890 y m I'm
ooe's ,uo. ~. " =. - uiuihi.a-
'"A "~"S' " ~AN~ ""'~"N'''-'"''...- pm
TUESDAY. FEB ~.
Wisconsin. Guon. Liverpool. ........... nm
City OF Berlin Inman Liverpool. ....... l8O nm 4 Nm
Ozama. Clyde. San Domingo. ............ pm nm
INCOMING STEAMERS
VesssL From Ifu1
City OF Berlin. erp0ol
State OF Pennsylv stata
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC

NINA q NE ALHANAC
to-day
Sun rises CAT Sets 53o Moon rise s54 Miami. o.
HIGH WATER
A. N-Sandy Hook. 4:07 Gov. Isrd. ll2lU.uo.,. no,
P.4-sandy Hook. A43 Gov. Isld. 607 Hell Gsio Sss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-18

SEALSKIN Jackets and Short Wraps prices
~ marked way down C. &. SHAYNE, l03 Princes St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-18
Announcements

Announcements
ALBERT LEWIS, NJ. D., 7 Beach-st., N. Y.
Hours-ll TO and 3 TO y. M. Sundays, 10 to IA
Diseases Of nervous system. from whatever cause.
specially the last 40 years. Our readers may safely
suit the with the Of receiving
treatment reliable opinions and common advice
DIR. 8. +. WHITMAN says: "IIave found
Dgesty lin beneficial In severe cases OF by spepsia"
Sold by all druggists 81 per bottle. w w. kidder Co,
Manufacturing Cheniists 80 John st. N. Y.
GOOD RESULTS
are always obtained by advertising la Purchasers Guide VI
the City Directory. send postal for agent TO call
TRow CRY DIRECTORY Co,
ii University Place
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
la LeIingtonave, between, Goth and SOth sta
Hours-8 TO bto7 Diseases OF the Nervous Sy stem.
Genito. Urinary Organs Impotence and stority
A ttend the February closing out sale OF Seal
"A akin gsrmenst Q. q sUAYNE Furrier. l0S Prnce-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-18
COOP RESULTS

A ttend the February closing out sale of Seal
"A skin gsrmenst q. q sHAYNE Furrer. l0S Prnee-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-18

n C.. SHAYNE lO3 Pr1nca-st. has marked
" down prices Of Seaskin sacquss and FarA
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-01-01


~''r 800 l'.'"'I 'I ,''a- ''..'..'
2 %. ",.''-'''t..'. - '''' "--
.'s>ed 10 fale''e county '' Io'4 'I
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s.,,e0 al e4,oo PEI 'c'' ,o-,
L'"u III 'aF""r ~ county !" a, !
was yo'U7a al 'll,o' '.u III l0of az
900 per mere 90 WIN me "'"e'
co 'h'ies mere Is 40 s"on 'e'so"
tor inns decline ~ 2t''T,
N'i 90 l3crea'eo III , c@E7,7 o 90 55,
i'""' 1o'io 90 '"''N ~ I ,} ~ 90,
nn'eS N Io'9' "nu d ~ il"y W. ~o 900 l'I'h
lo, 10 oale' III loo' 10 -o'00o ""'e'
u I0,5,
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""c'''" o' corn !, e'gu' ""'''7,S '''le
per o''e IMAM u ''"u' y az" ''e az
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cause u 'he '''ie' ''' '"".' !" " 'H'
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t""t Oo''h county P'"'u'eS more J"' "
y, ~ me acre anu 'n".e . T ,:.p,, 'n" I
n'"u'}' "n''-l % 'ne ,ii"', n's"', w.,
.''a ,,., ann 'noS' P'"uoo'''e county
!" H M'1,'le tennessee ooo
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80 ~ ~
p'uT"o ol lnI 0o''oi W 'ne acre
2 hD,'.,' = 10 ",'y,' ' POu"o' PEI "''e
""" w, ''ie "'e'"se' i,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-01-01

Nashville is stirring mp boom. A
syndicate has bought 200 acres of
Ian | on the river, just Mellow the city,
aud propose. to establish "a manufac-
turing town. Large charcoal iron and
str-l plants are to he erected. An.
otter company proposes to start Il
caoIe street railroad Still other en-
terprses are exciting our usually Sc
date f-Ilpw-ci;iz4ns If the capital city,
AMI ,hey are all now expecting tC
become miIIonaiTes very soon.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-01-01

An important scheme has devel-
oped in Memphis which promises
great things for West tennessee if
the people will encqurageil,t A syn
dlcate Of gentlem~r,, the principal Of
frers of which are Col. F NJ. White,
Gen X. p, Nicely and Hon. D.. P.
Haddeu, have united their brains and
ca pilal 70 buy up aud improve the
BIZ farms aud large uncuItivated tracts
of Iaud in this part Of the state and
sell them out in small farms on long
time to Immigrants, We believe il
is one of the best IDEAS yet developed
for our good It, is not a wiidgoos(
speculation, hut is blsed on the best
farming Iaud in America, We pub
Ii>h the address of,the company il
this issue, aud hope it will receive the
hearty endorsement of all our people
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.

The volumes Of the Maya zine begin with the
Numbers for June ard December each yelt:
Wh"n no time Is specified, subscriptions will
begin with the Number current ut time of re-
eeipt If order.
Bound VQ4pmes Of llarper's Magazine, Tor
three years ba X. in neat cloth binding, vii
be sent hy mail. post paid on rec int of 81 0l
per vddme Cloth Gases. for bindine, soc
elch-by mail, postpaid.
Index to HarPer's Magazine. Alphabetical
Analytical. and Classified. fH Volumes e
90. inclusive, from June. 1850 10 June, lSs5,
enc vol. SvO. Cloth. 81 o.
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Money Order or Draft. 10 avoid chance Of luss.
Newspapers are not g. carry thi' gdveitt e
mrnt without the express order '. Harper \
Brothers Nldress
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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-01-01

: In lis annual review Of the indus
trisl progress # the south the Baltl-
more Manufacturers Record, in this
weeks issue, will say that 1886 has
been the most remarkable year in
many respects in the history of the
southern states aud mnre has been
accomplished for the prosperity and
prog reSs of the wnnle nth than ever
before in any year lhis1s shown in
the eu0rmuus investments OF capital
in indus rial enterprises aud IN the
growth Of cnnfi iruce among northern
and European inHpStnrs IN the stabli
itV of thu SOulh'S Enn aud other man.
ufteturiug Interests. rheAmOunt OF
capital, inclpdins capital stock of IN
corpuralpd cmn Ita'rs. represented 10y
the new mauuiac mug and mlnlhg
enterprises urgaaI4 4 nr chartered III
the south during 1886, In 'luding the
enlargement. o. Il plants and re
bi9hug OF mill, aggregate Sl29,'
22GO00 agaiu>r sos 81 coo in 1880